Use cases
Build payment flows around the operating outcome
Practical routes for accepting, attributing, converting, settling, and paying out funds—without turning keyword variants into duplicate pages.
Decision routes
Choose the outcome you need
Each page explains product fit, implementation steps, limitations, controls, and the public sources behind its Radom capability claims.
Plan an enabled fiat-collection and stablecoin-settlement workflow with explicit confirmation, conversion, reconciliation, and controls.
Explore the operating model →Use caseDeposit reconciliationUse virtual accounts or dedicated crypto deposit addresses to attribute repeat customer deposits and operate final states safely.
Explore the operating model →Use caseBusiness payoutsDesign controlled crypto or fiat payout operations with beneficiary validation, approvals, idempotency, reconciliation, and enabled routes.
Explore the operating model →Use caseEmbedded crypto paymentsAdd supported crypto checkout, payment links, invoicing, subscriptions, webhooks, reconciliation, and settlement to a platform.
Explore the operating model →Existing specialist routes
Products
The products behind these operations
Every route above is built from the same product set. Go straight to the capability you are evaluating.
Accept payments
Choose the customer-facing surface by payment intent rather than creating duplicate products.
Collect and reconcile
Attach repeat bank or blockchain deposits to the right customer, merchant, or ledger entity.
Convert and settle
Connect collection to supported balances, quoted conversion, treasury, and settlement operations.
Pay out and embed
Disburse approved balances or embed selected infrastructure into a platform.
Implementation guides
Plan the build in detail
Practical, sourced walkthroughs that take one operating requirement from evaluation to a working, reconciled setup.
The practical route from evaluation to a working acceptance flow.
Read the guide →Open Banking payments for businessesBank-led EUR and GBP collection with explicit final states.
Read the guide →Stablecoin settlement for businessesOperate stablecoins as the settlement leg of your money movement.
Read the guide →Business crypto on-ramp and off-rampMove between fiat and supported assets around collection and payout.
Read the guide →Global payoutsDisburse approved balances to enabled fiat and crypto destinations.
Read the guide →Cross-border ecommerce paymentsCollect from international customers without duplicate payment stacks.
Read the guide →Frequently asked questions
Practical answers
What payment flows can I build with Radom?
Accept crypto and stablecoin payments through hosted checkout, payment links, invoicing, and recurring billing; collect fiat through enabled bank-led flows and virtual accounts; convert between supported assets; settle in stablecoins; and pay out to enabled fiat and crypto destinations.
Do I need developers to integrate Radom?
No-code surfaces such as hosted checkout, payment links, and invoicing work without engineering. Product teams can go deeper with the API, webhooks, and developer documentation at docs.radom.com when they need programmatic control.
How does settlement work after a payment is collected?
Collected funds land in supported balances. From there you can hold, convert through quoted pairs, or pay out to enabled destinations, with payment events and references driving reconciliation. Fees and current terms are published on the pricing page.
